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us ns us cuaalourou s1'..\|/lulux.

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run wuts analyst ,

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Mea's Wikis( Psutsf “ “ ~ ~ ‘ ~ A\se'a Orersllas bhlldxlll AMI dpshag,

hm u u it u u

Boys’ Bloslirf” .` '

Cow Boys' Pauls.

Cllldnfs Sailor Suits. Ueetlrylltl till. for cooks, wsitsrs, nt. |||rs,bd'b0ri. ' "= ~` - » Boys’ Salllrtlellaraflrlransa, . , _ llsya' Pllshsr TNI; -

Ll|ilsl’|Aprous, plain sul trimmed, _

Ladies' Uadrrw¢ar_

Ulu? Night Dresses,

lAtllee'Skmr and Usdersklrtr,

0llllr¢‘l lttrft Dresses. &l|.|l(res’| '-Usderclolhiug.

€hIl¢rsu’s Dresses. CIlI¢_res’s Plnsfores

Iais§t's Slips,

CIildrss’l Sailor Fronts

Phlav Siler.

SILVERWARE Tllial WC2ll'S .

We have in stock a large line of

1847 Rogers and other makes of Knives, Forks and Spoons, which we are now oiieriug at a liberal discount.

e.H.ilYLoR.

Sunnyside Queen Square. ' '

IF YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was going to burn down, you could wait, tp insure until the week be- fore, but 4 '

. . . _

When It is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember the old adage, “There is no time like the present," and no insurance like ours.

E; I-I. IB IE B] El..

Representing Phoenix of Hartford,

Canadian. Quebec.

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” FRUIT JARS

We have on hand a large

stock of Glass Fruit Jars

in_pint,' quart and 2 quart sizes,.se1liug cheap. _

/

Special prices in dozen ~

lots.

J0llli G0llll0LLl & C0.

. Queen nurses., Cn"l‘own.

5, f.&_w s cod Tu. Th, lat.

_ 7_--~

elllllllell lllelll lee

Sales exceed that of e.l\v

other in the Lower Pro-

vinceel Cholcest _ srowth of Indie and Cev lon.

Cape Breton Ads

~~l 'lin W » -

_ seller sm#

*Nrqli?;~Sl`.i’1'I?0ll'fl::`i:|'l'.ll[ll\ Um nv _ m||\¢|‘-uv and Loan ¢‘om|_i:aey. ‘mea ls v<n<» meek, syflnev .I- gggg none xr. n wnwain ll. Ion

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luvda-lee Nsy-t

Wise Tersplar, and Member of

W.C.T.U., tells how she recov. ¢l’°‘ 5! ssc .0f._-l_-i’_¢_|l% Pinkhesfs Vegetable Compound.

" DIL' u PIHKHLLIZ-I 0115

of the many of your grateful friends

who have been cured through the use °f LYCIB E. P!ll1klml,!l’B Vegetable

_ :gud H whlpeucsn I to-day

e no th en .

its nm thirt -tivo years oldiiyl m&sed mvere baclscho and frequent beach*-down pains; in fact, I lgd wolia houblle. I was very anxious to 3'* W¢l,And reading of the cures yaxr Compound had made, I decided to try it. I took only six.bott.1ee,but it built me upasadcured me enti relyof my troubles.

“ Ky f-nily and relatives were

naturally as gratified ss I was. My niece had heart trouble and nervous proetration, and was considered incur- able. She took your Vegetable Com- pound and it cured her in n short time, and else became well and strong, and her heme-tether g-ieat'joy'snd my hug.

I a num of ot ers w o have been cured of diferent kinds of female trouble, 'end am satisfied that your Compound is the best medicine for funk women!-Mas Euzuzarn H.

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‘ \ 0lelstene'a Wert Powers.

In The North American Review for

Smith re-

whom ha was very

being, physically and ment-

ally. mental port being well sus- tained by the physical. His form be- spoke- -the nervous energy with which it was surchnrgled. His tnamaly blislu. though

the fake was

was ex rest of or even maid

force was weak for four or tive hours et s stretch, _ d._witl\ vigor eirld-i‘_ _ | mm- “ gross that Gsarynr 'vénlbidil-'A ix-

»tl‘lme.ly ialtidipus and not avg;-_ friendly critic, miter hearing' him for four leurs, and on rs _nnenoial subject, wished that he could go on for four hours more. His pewers oi work were enormous, He once called me to him to help in settling the de- tails of n, university bill. Ha told me that he had been up_ove\' the bill very late at night. We worked to- gether from ten in the morning till

and a half which ho spent at a Privy Council, leaving me with the bill. When we parted, he went down to tho House, where hc spoke at 1 o‘clock the next morning. Besides his mountain of business, he was 5 vol. uminoul writer on other than po- mficil Qi-ll1I°°¢9» and did a. vast amount of miscellaneous r»¢ad_lng_ A, a proof of his powers of acqiiisjtion, he rained so Perfect s mastery of the Italian language as to be able to make a. long speech in which Itniirm | criticism could detect. only two' meg- ¢8-k9S. and those merely uses of a poetical instead of thc ordinary words." __

At a ccrtnin \-.lily .<.»_s~.slo 3 thu

' other day a g'l'_u5\L___;\_|;\r_|l_:pt p` lnligh.

Lol' vvas crvnl rl il\|rm,_',' elle- li u1‘ln_I;

ban&d?&v_r_ee_bIessedwit.hababy. _ _ _ _ _

km* *r h *h ul unc nl I/iw I ;\.‘»'~.s. (luv ut lly\,_\u_q- _ _ __ _ WT" Knvl r“_

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tim-.\‘ of the pence rriiiivr pullllmll. y K_ Ed d ce tl as d , ,l_- di ~~1_., ._ d.. _ ~ ing war re n y su rs n Lxc ilxno I p_s hun ccolilpt ln sid ben ent by _thmdeabh of one

thc court, pleu..~:v.

_-\n oillcial rui~»l1e<l at oncc to thu

i il I liin out "liit'h.\ri;l ()l'\iu\‘

lt \| N'~l Y. . e 'rll-cor\lm" wus

__ FK 5

Federal Blend

A choice Blend 3 of Ceylon,

India'and'China ~'1‘_eas,in such -I . . _ _

/ I 'I - .."... ___ forbidden by etiquette .to do sc.

AND SALT RHEUM WA§ Jack early displayed a_ taste for

ehewing,_clo_t_li _and a story of his

~ Mr. ~* <». ...|... -»¢- -_._ .. .

propor ions as to insure a delicious cup of Tea.

wer Queen St. Ch' to wn

su... ‘ ~s.,,»‘,,;.

Poitier

trade -increas

tion.

F. 12.- Bo- -

'5 Custom Tailor. ` Great George Street. __ ,

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neeiliookini siter."l"o`ssill| they

hav., 3" intizqfrcq defect tiipt is ]ust'begir_1_\iin§_ 'to _fchciw ` 1 §'tlfci`

*bl \ cn str me

. ii(ysii>oyn\ii§h`_r<i‘s’¢ii|ig Sggllllf-` ‘ 'l§2`§"h'2i° '$55 `§2.".".‘i.i - i'.`l'§

itil t t help i:_tonnd only in the ri lift glasses. We exnm'in6

' e es iles and our §h=fE€° IP'

=l:~=,f:»."*:°e‘.‘l°f“°"- '-F Yi” ‘“‘{'

.. 5. w. ravtottl

~ C uneren Block, City. 1

.-_~. ss

S01`cl°`by"'all` ' 'tile ` ‘principal

Grocers. Wholesale by

MtlKlllNON it MBNEVIN

Why is our

ing e v e r y

day ? Be-

cause our fits

are perfect

and goods

H give satisfac-

;Bdg’1'n.toDan¢‘e_ .

Six Doctors" Failed' to" Cure

THE TROUBLE.

DID MORE

, ‘IIIN SIX DOCTORS COULD DO.

`- 5" as vs.

blood remedy in the following latter:

He was so bed nt times that he could no

. I

“This man "vas-av

°’“’““°° °' , _ in u..a,n»».~.l ~_»_.. _ `

` - A 'MM Kitebens'r.who.hl-I.

just _ _ " of

_ _ __ _ _ ____

‘l'su¢ssuq¢_u1y to his muon. -"rust was

he

six in the afternoon, ssvinrc an' hom- .

"en, which did not incline to marri

can' nl.-l. |»,...,.,_ ` l' Her relatives made strenuous objec-

I),-§,,,y-" _ ~ ' l been His Ma.jesty’l companion for

.truss oss), __ _

still wunting for n brief Period il Kms w°‘9'r°'r°ly 98°" _w"'h°‘f" Jiwk' that court.-/Pit-Bite. ,_,__ At Sandringham the lively little fel-

' _

alma altogether popular outside the royal

_ , ono night, when much conversation

was going on, somebody discovered

Ambassa_dor's coat to.i1._ The somo-

kre. Theo. Newell, Argyle Sound, N.S., it he retreated under a noar-hy sofa.. Ilpreasee her opinion of this wonderful when th’ ““C°”5°i°“5 Ambassador SUI' ‘ UP. his plight was soon by every-

` "“ if 'hh 'hi' Kf°“°" ¥“m“d° Prince who covered his retreat from tsat__Ie can testify to the wonderful cur- the ,-»o°m_

etytpdweraf of Bur?a Blood Bit- 'Ilhcra WH-H.. no repri_ma_n_q or punish- ters. For elrs ‘dry u ad!! stifered” ment f0\‘ J ack. but the _vou`thi'ul por-`

y

terribly with Erysipelas and Salt Rheum. 33:5 3_2" ‘Xg:_?‘°dW_3‘_€ed flég. s_I:;0ugln5

_ _eleepon account of the itching and burri- as ,.as;|y_ "hut wem twatod to H ]ec_

Ing. EIO liatf been 'tmderthe care~of sax ture on manners. Tho livoliest, of th, different doctors, but they failed to do him Prinrr-ssos said. ln telling tho storv auygoodr I had read diderent ti os of - _ the wondrirful cures being made bl; Bur- wall. lvhm Jack does 5°m°f'hi“¢ that dock Blood Bitton, ao advised him to give e ,Colds n°__° -ll I ’.»

its t.riill"FIe did`lo', And aftertlking Eva r 0 r I _O us

bottles was cured without a doubt. I lr~ 0lrl~¢|\‘»'l "Inari-" would strongly advise any person troubled The .Westminster Gazette says: Mr. with blood disorders to give B.B.B. s fair C‘“”“°s§°__g`=w scored a "rword." _as

» - ‘ - »- he raceiv .the freedom of tin-es Irish hihlfall.-ifgull vm “N ¢hf"» ._ cities in three consecutive days. Few

-~ - »-#li ..

-ill-uilw.

____ ..,_, ,. _.__ __ ___ __ I Stuart Kiiill, Bn|‘t.,` Lord Mnyor of

" g '75;.‘_ "-- - London, inscribed his nomo on th.-

" __p_u1§7_:saNu}u.~\

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hu ruee|m,_Qs,afng llanq. ; cs.. _e

llel I' ` _ef larsl Blomssh. ' lellllll ~ ` and Purliy tha

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lens. 1

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Ul@<

MISS I. SUITE

l

mips rrtnrnl made. _ ’ ___m”_____“~_____‘ ___“_________‘______ _ _ _ _ je; ` _

.-‘.. érwlwlvr , _ _

e _ I

In an _ 3 _+ General Grant nppvnrs. Mr. Fur-

yc e nd at ‘ `f` n ie has as his l'ollo\v-freeulun in

3; * °¥

_ an , rd Iiolwrtu in WnIvrfm‘<l_

" I ' 9 " owing to certain intornstinmil .mill

C ' _ ‘ culties, Mr. Kruger has not boon able

, __ ._ to sign the Freoman‘n roll of (lorry-

owen.

_ _ ..§,,_ _ _ . e 'rw e . __ rsfn|s¢verywsere,pr|¢sq¢.wt-<»u1¢._' rimonsustlsg. ...snot it. in. isnt

li. _ it/P" _she persisted; __"Cer;e.lnly.»" , Qdhned, ggng, 'yllltle the » - Duke, _-..1nuc _ amused.

' - - 4lIW'hh¢'l .tho matter with lt. Mrs.

_ _ ’°”'°”""'°°'_"'_°‘° '- `1Bis\IiW\l‘?'.l _ "fll],_noll‘\iDg," roturllod if I. '.. l . L' the excellent. old Indy, niusingly,

`~:-l-‘only l_ dorrl. understand why you

\ »-`l " » ' ~ . Idplft stil _vourscli by your prop:-r

__5__¢ __ _ _ __ na.me."_ "'l`lv~rr\_':- nothing to be ' illlljoaeplilne Spiith 'desIr'e`s ‘to thank lor nl’ in thc nninb oi fi\\¢‘lIlh."

_::al‘!:_fg:t_~p_,"g=t\:§_glhy::)_w_t:::;_r_=m ul;-__new _.=.~.a.l___,;-ml-l_v_ ._n.l_¢_h¢ om

, sw t her classes .ia .lil J_ass\na4i ml that thin was 'lies gi I) _ yeveuiug "“h6thlng \vhal¢\\-or as for as she

nth in lmallweods Hal . rseua wie lu, te kno arrange for evenings should write or eel at _-_fl ___ _ _ _

r_l_\\_lF4l.~'_ ‘

.H11 .Q K'f\l_ A\|"Wl¢' i IK 'XII

Qc E -of 2. ~->. ~2.

` »<|1'ct-laura

from India says the f

mous gpaeral has much a woman nam- ssiseersunisplw of the Slam# published in Europe pad America that hs mas Jtkslsr.-to marry soon

Thsfse illpuly one unmarried 9

mm gmqggell I have mot. who didn’t try to marry me, said the general

Kiss-Minnie 'l‘fa.cey, the American singer."`. ’ ‘ ' Miss '!‘recty'met' General-.Kitchener several years ago, when he was sta- tioned 'ritz Cfeiro; where sbs was singing ‘»fr¢srd.oper4- _1t.. was at t. __ beginning of the mad feminine cam- paign for the noted man's'hea.rt, and he swore long and loudly against. all womsnlrind; __

But he.-/was much struck by Miss

'I‘rssey's`-u_nassuming, simple mumers

in lpdefzywno loss than by hor beau- tifu vo U. When she dec ined to ro- ceive s, qsekub oi jewels certain young men of Cairo offered hsr, Lord Kit- chens' sought sn introduction, and gave several dinners in hcr~._ ho or during the Cairo season. I-Io was air- ther pleased to discover sho was not advertising the fact of his attentions, but took it in the spirit. it was giv-

age..

In London lest year; when Lord

Kitchener was st horns, Miss Tracey Wa-9 Ilvlng a series of concerts there, and he went out or his way to no sgreosble"tp hor and tried to induce her to go to India on a concert tour.

She is e New York girl and balorllzs

to the aristocratic Lorillard-Spbncer family.

tions when she chose a musical ca- reer, and for that.. reason box' _chief triumphs have been won in Europe.

of his greatest pets. _This was "Jack," an Irish terrier. which had

many-years. As Prince of Wales, tho

low is _said to have eaten, slept, walked end all but talked with his master. Ho accompanied all the Sandringham shooting parties, to the infinite disgust of the pheasnnts, and guests who did not happen to like small dogs. ‘

As a. matter of fact Jack was not

circle. haA1.certa.tn_ axasperatlug

habits which made more, than one l>efs°n lem: to shake him, although

puppy days was laughing-stock at Sandringham for some time. Among the quests there on -one occaaion_was an Ambassador with whom .lack rar fusod to make friends After dinner

that Jack was chewing awav on the

body was voung and it. _seemed a. joke, so _he only told some other young people. Together they enloyed the fun in silence.

Jack ground away at the cloth till

tho coat'ts,iI was detached, and* with

body. but- first ohau by tho tsctful

Y V o

far Jack would go," were not let. oil

loon after, "That is always the

Pvsltlwlv demands punishment. fath-

"slitms" have been mode Irish frm men. Mr. Gladstone was lt freeman of Dublin and in vonrs later Sir

seine roll, in which the signature of

Ireland Lo and Mr Kirugcr in Llmeluk but

__________...____

| Thief in e Church.

At Cologne recently u thief rliasod

hy thoypolicn took rt-fugo in a church md, ,kneeling before tho nlinr, clnlms ,I-1 lrdnntunry after the ;|\.~dinevgl

fsnhwi. Tho police arrested him all th _me. _` _f

rltsry or luliuavs us }f. Sir Fr‘allcis Ilriifnnnl, in' Ilia history

of Punch. tells a good__s_tory of Sir

mrtpur _Sullivnlfs mother. Sho wus ` ning with thc Duke of lddinburgh, _w ell sho stai‘tlcd him by saying; ` your family namn is Guelph?"

dear motherl be-gnu Arthur,

GRI P CONVALESCENCE

_There’s` nothing better

than Scott's Emulsion after _§l1_§'gxip. When the fever is gone the body is left weak an -exhausted; the nervous system is completely run down and vitality is low.

Two things to do: give

strength to the whole body and new force to the nerves. SCOtt's Emulsion will do it; 'Contains just what the worn- out system needs. -Rich blood, healthy fiesh, resistive forcc, more and bet- ter noiwislimcnt are what Scott’s Emulsion supplies to the convnlcfsccnt.

W¢‘ll send you a sample free upon requelL'

bL`O'i"I` Si i.`»O\VI‘7l,L'l`uronl¢\,0llL '

G A. R 11)

To the Elecgrs oi the City of

Charlottetown.

LADIES ANI) GENTLEMHN.-(lu the tenth

day of February Liu will again be called upon fa lelecé Comm ioners of Sewerage and

ner unply Jtake this opeortunit of announcing the

, I sm again a candidate fiat a rest ut this board,

Thanking you for the assurance ol' your con-

fidence, given by twice electing me to this posi- tion, I assure vnu that if elected. I will in the int r »= I il - nut lo aili mv owe to nd

u e 1 n lc n i n rl r _

vance the efficiency of this l'>r:mch of the Lily rervrre-and to safegulrrl \l\e r:iii1ens‘ intere is therein.

Very lfulv yours, CHAS- MCGRRGOR.

rd tl ro, Pnl., Ex

T0 l`HE‘ElEGTllliS

Ot' the .City of Charlottetown.

At the requestof many citizens

I have decided to offer as a can- didate for the Mayoralty.

I take this opportunity of sol-

iciting the votes Ui the citizens.

If elected I shall exert myself to

promote the interests of the City to tl1e"be'st"0f my ability. _

Yours respectfully,

FRED K. F. KELLY.

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Tothe Electors of Ch’ town.

LADIES ANI) GEN'l`Ll£MEN.-Hs* ing been

Charlottetown to nlldinf rtfyself to be put in-nom

ers and Wafer Supply I have consented; and as it will he impossible for mc, owing to Ihr- short time before election day. to call upon you per sonslly, I take this opportunity for soliciting your votes.

Yours Respectfully.

\_VII,LIA_M A, WEliKS» ]r.

1-.

_I

To the Electors of Cl1’town_

LADIES ANI) Gl€N'I`LEMI€N.f-By the fe-

quest of u large number of electors I neve con- sents t to contest the election of Commissioners of Sewerage and Water Supply at the lorihcntn ing election. I take this opportunity of asking all my fr'ends to come forward on Election day and vote for nie, as it will be impossible for me to make u personal canvass of the whole cirv. By so ooing you will confer a

favor on, yours truly.

zdtd ` THOMAS CAMPBELL.

CARD l

To the Electors of Ch'eown.

Lanuts Ann Gun ri.l1.Ml~:N;-

Iam again a candidate for the office of Com-

missioner of Sewers and Water Suobly.

Below you will find it record of rece pts since

I was appointed Chairman of the Board. igom Last year ef_olrl Heard 315576.59 equi. First year as Chalrlnnu an -mr g.q xgoz second year as Chairman zx |5748 loot. Thinl year as Chairmen _ _ 2i.‘i_g_.ii6

lf the above record is satisfactory to the ri»

zeus, I solicit your votes on Fflectl u day.

Slucerclv yours,

‘td SIMON W.CRAIlBE

CARD

At the solicitation of a large

number of Electors of Ward Four I have consented to contest the ward at the forth coming election Upon the important question, (Electric lighting) which engages the attention of a large portion of the citizens, I deerl it necewary to state my views, I am in _favor _of City Ownership au.i supplying light at cost. as it is with the sew- erage and water at present.

Ii elected I will always use my

influence toward the improvement of the City and the condition of the citizens generally and especial- ly those of Ward Four- Ars mv time is limited and I may not be able to make a personal canvass. 'I take this means of stating my views and asking your support.

ed your humble servant.

l " 4 B. C. PROWSE

- ra ui ~

I am always as I will be if elect-

I

menu

amd all

llw lllllc hhccp

fleurs _

Vi/col.

- TRYON .

TWEEDS

are worn by rich and poor.

Prices are easy. Styles are latest. Fast colorin gs.

Tryon Woolen M’f’g Co., Limited.

Ouccns.

iiliN'l‘i.r3.\ll-;N-~A Writ having issued

calling an election for West Queens on the 16th February next, to select a representative to serve in the riouse of Commons. and having been nominated as the Liberal standard

ity of soliciting your votes and valued support. as it will be impos- sible for me to call personally on each elector. I. am conscious oi the fact that whilst much has been done by the Laurier Government since 'they obtained power. to advance- the interests of the people of this Prov- ince, there are still some matters that require attention, and if elected I will use my best efforts to further promote the welfare of Prince Ed-

sclici\ed_h_y_ala_rge number of the citizens oiljvard Isrand generany and West lamina foflne. once of oomlnnsaouer or .s.¢w. Quecu’.»= in particular.

I have thc honor to remain _

Yours. faithfully,

IIORACE HASZARD.

|3115 ul

ll) THE ELECTORS OF CHARLOITETOWN

Ladies and Gentlemen-By the request _cf s

large number of electors I have consented io clier for the Murorally at the coming Civic Election. I have been in the City Council lor nearly twenty~fi\~.- yr-urs and have a good idea of tus mv r'equiremeu¢s_- i su».opp<>s=s to the system of issuing debentures for ordinary civic work and placing same lo capital account I consider it la time to call n hall on that line.

1 ask all my friends to coin: forward on Elec flon Day und vote for mr, ns it will be impor- rible for me to mnke n personal canvass of the whole city. By ao doing you will oblige,

Yours truiv, Al,l',XANDI§R HORNE.

it mwf td

CAR. !

l./tml-'s /\.\'x» Fl xl1.vlyl:~.' - liinzr runs ov Wann .¢_fHuviug served as one

of vour representatives ln the City Council for lhe past two years, I have cons-nterl to ofier for re election nt the comlnlz civic content. I am ln favor of city ownership o electric light and all civic improvemenla whereby our city may he made attractive. My record for the past two yeur.-1 is before you, and if it meets with your approval I respectfully ask for the some gener- ous support accorded me Iwo years ago.

Yours respect ullv

D. STEW/ART.

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Teugeas

l')i=l-/\a'r.\u-:wr or I‘r|u.lc Worms,

Ch`town, l"eh.’ist, 1904.

Sealed Tenders will be received at

this oflice until noon on

Snturdny.IFeb.:l3th» |904.

From any person or persons willing to oou-

tract forthe repairing of "f,alr<l‘s Mill Bridfe," Morell River, Lot 5:, according to plan ned specification tn be seen at lhe reririeem of Charlesw. Laird, Riverton, P. 0., l,ot 51, and at this oiIice_

The names of two responsible persons willing

to become hound for the faithful performance of the contract, must accompany each tender.

The Department does not hind itself to ac~

cept the lowest or env render.

Tenders to he mldresaed to the undersigned

and marked. "Fender for "Lsird‘a Mill

Bridge "

L. B. McMILLAN, Sec'y Public Works,

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Sold by all un-to-datrmerchants. J/

To the -iél`€'ctors...ni_llleSt ,..

bearer at a very large and reprggeng. _

'ative convention held ou the sfttli December last, ltake this opportun- I

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